09:00 – 09:10

Lázaro Campos

Co-Founder, FinTechStage

Matteo Rizzi

Co-Founder, FinTechStage

Institutional Keynote

09.10-09.40

Davide Serra

CEO, Algebris Investments

AI Myths, Reality, and Secrets to Success

Case Study

While some are debating the merits of AI, innovative banks are forging ahead with real solutions. What does it take to make AI work for financial institutions of all sizes and their customers?

09.40-10.10

Introduction by

Mariela Atanassova

Co-Founder, FinTechStage

Case Study by

Ron Shalit

Director of Innovation, Personetics

Gali Moreno Amir

Senior Manager, Digital Banking, Discount Bank

Where is the Data Pool?

Panel

AI, Machine Learning or Deep Learning is nothing without clean massive data sets. So how can there be so many new companies claiming to do AI? How do you tell the fluff from the facts?

10.10-11.00

Niall Bellabarba

Director of International, Elinvar.de

Ron Shalit

Director of Innovation, Personetics

Bianca Lopes

FinTech Influencer

Andrea Sorrentino

Head of FinTech, Modefinance

Moderated by

Mariela Atanassova

Co-Founder, FinTechStage

Coffee Break

11.00-11.20

Human + Robot in the Era of Hybrid Advice

In Conversation with

From automated credit scoring and history, to services for day to day banking. What if the “robot” makes the wrong decision? Where is human intervention needed? Or where is automation a way for banks to grow and compete, given the advantages of personal cost?

11.20-11.40

Antonella Aureli

Capital Markets Lead, Accenture

Lázaro Campos

Co-Founder, FinTechStage

The Role of the Banker? How Will AI Transform the Commodity Base Business?

Panel

Automation of repetitive tasks (RPA) and client self-service capabilities are part of the benefits of AI. But automation, of course, is a dual-edged sword. It can take over processes that represented much of the value the professional historically provided. Think portfolio construction and rebalancing — tasks where robo-advisors have become prevalent. Those same capabilities will be available to competitors, making differentiation based on service excellence alone more difficult. Wealth Management is one of the areas that will see a tremendous amount of disruption with a client facing consequence. What will be the future role of the banks?